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Cast: Henrielte Deluzy-Desporles, Bette Davis; Due de Praslin, Charles Boyer; Duchesse, Barbara O'Neil; Henry Field, Jeffrey Lynn; Louise, Virginia Weidler; Raynald, Richard Nichols; Isabelle, June Lockhart; Berlhe, Ann Todd; Abbe Gallard, Fritz Leiber; Pierre, Harry Davenport; Mile. Maillard, Sibyl Harris; Marechal Sebaslini, Montague Love; Charpentier, George Coulouris. "BROTHER ORCHID" — Warners. — Screen play by Earl Baldwin. Based on the Collier's Magazine story by Richard Connell. Directed by Lloyd Bacon. Cast: Little John Sarlo, Edward G. Robinson; Flo Addarns, Ann Sothern; Jack Buck, Humphrey Bogart; Brother Superior, Donald Crisp; Clarence Fletcher, Ralph Bellamy; Willie the Knife, Allen Jenkins; Brother Wren, Charles D. Brown; Brother Goodwin, Cecil Kellaway; Philadelphia Powell, Morgan Conway; Mugsy O'Day, Richard Lane; Red Martin, Paul Guilfoyle; Texas Pearson, John Ridgely; Brother MacEwen, Joseph Crehan; Buffalo Burns, Dick Wessell; Paltonsville Superintendent, Granville Bates; French Frank, Paul Phillips; Al Muller, Don Rowan; Fiji, Nanette Vallon; Handsome Harry, Joe Caites; Turkey Malone, Tim Ryan; Dopey Perkins, Pat Gleason. "CHARLIE CHAN'S MURDER CRUISE" — 20th Century-Fox. — Screen play by Robertson White and Lester Ziffren. Based on the story "Charlie Chan Carries On" by Earl Derr Biggers. Directed by Eugene Forde. Cast: Charlie Chan, Sidney Toler; Paula Drake, Marjorie Weaver; Dr. Suderman, Lionel Atwill; Jimmy Chan, Sen Yung; Dick Kenyan, Robert Lowery; James Ross, Don Beddoe; Professor Gordon, Leo Carroll; Susie Watson, Cora Witherspoon; Mrs. Pendleton, Kay Linaker; Coroner, Harlan Briggs; Mr. Walters, Charles Middleton; Mrs. Wallers, Claire Du Brey; Waller Pendleton, Leonard Mudie; Wilkie, James Burke. "EARTHBOUND" — 20th Century-Fox. — Screen play by John Howard Lawson and Samuel G. Engel. Based on a story by Basil King. Directed by Irving Pichel. Cast: Nick Desborough, Warner Baxter; Ellen Desborough, Andrea Leeds; Linda Reynolds, Lynn Bari; Mr. Whimser, Charley Grapewin; Jeffrey Reynolds, Henry Wilcoxon; Becky Tilden, Elizabeth Patterson; Prosecutor, Russell Hicks; Almelte, Christian Rub; Tollcn, Ian Wolfe; Detective, Lester Scharff . "EDISON, THE MAN— M-G-M.— Screen play by Talbot Jennings and Bradbury Foote. Original story by Dore Schary and Hugo Butler. Directed by Clarence Brown. Cast: Thomas A. Edison, Spencer Tracy; Mary Stilwell, Rita Johnson; Bunt Cava/!, Lynne Overman; General Powell, Charles Coburn; Mr. Taggarl, Gene Lockhart; Ben Els, Henry Travers; Michael Simon, Felix Bressart; Ashton, Peter Godfrey; Lundslrom, Guy D'Ennery; Edwin Hall, Byron Foulger; "Acid" Graham, Milton Parsons; Bigelow, Arthur Aylesworth; Jimmy Price, Gene Reynolds; Mr. Johnson, Addison Richards; Snade, Grant Mitchell; Sheriff, Paul Hurst; Toastmaster, George Lessey; John Schofield, Jay Ward. "FLIGHT ANGELS"— Warners.— Screen play by Maurice Leo. From an original story by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Directed by Lewis Seiler. Cast: Mary Norvell, Virginia Bruce; Clink Farber, Dennis Morgan; ,4r<i« Dixon, Wayne Morris; Bill Graves, Ralph Bellamy; Nan Hudson, Jane Wyman; Dr. Barclay, John Litel; Rita, Margot Stevenson; Mabel, Dorothea Kent; Lt. Parsons, John Ridgely; Thelma, Lucile Fairbanks; Bonnie, Maris Wrison; Jane Morrow, Jan Clayton; Marilyn, Marylyn Merrick; Phyllis, Phyllis Hamilton; Texas, Carol Hughes; Daisy Lou, Mary Anderson; Lefty, DeWolf Hopper; Mrs. Hutchinson, Leona Roberts; Mr. Kimball, Ferris Taylor; Mr. Rutledge, Dick Elliott; Mr. Perry, John Arledge; Mrs. Perry, Janet Shaw; Miss Mason, Natalie Moorhead; Buxton, Grace Stafford; Sue, Nell O'Day; Dora, Elizabeth Sifton; Grace, Jean O'Donnell. "FOUR SONS"— 20th Century-Fox.— Original screen play by John Howard Lawson. Suggested by a story' by I. A. R. Wylie. Directed by Archie Mayo. Cast: Chris, Don Ameche; Frau Bernle, Eugenie Leontovich; Anna, Mary Beth Hughes; Karl, Alan Curtis; Fritz, George Ernest; Joseph, Robert Lowery; Max Sturm, Lionel Royce; Newmann, Sig Rumann; Pastor, Ludwig Stossel; Kapek, Christian Rub; Gustav, Torben Meyer; Richter, Egon Brecher; Frau Richter, Eleanor Wesselhoeft; Burgomaster, Michael Visaroff; Frau Sturm, Greta Meyer; Schmill, Ernst Hausman; Hempel, Robert O. Davis; Muller, Hans Schumm; Hinckerman, Fredrik Vogeding; Gortner, William Von Brincken. "GHOST BREAKERS. THE"— Paramount.— Screen play by Walter DeLeon. Based on a play by Paul Dickey and Charles W. Goddard. Directed by George Marshall. Cast: Larry Lawrence, Bob Hope; Mary, Paulette Goddard; Geoff Montgomery, Richard Carlson; Parada, Paul Lukas; Consul Havez, Pedro de Cordoba; Ramon Medcros, Anthony Quinn; Raspy Kelly, Tom Dugan; Alex, Willie Best. "I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE. BABY"— Universal.— Screen play by Arthur T. Horman and Paul Gerard Smith. Directed by Albert S. Rogell. Cast: Bob Gunlher, Johnny Downs; Linda Carroll, Peggy Moran; "Sonny" McGann, Broderick Crawford; Boston, John Sutton; Magda Delys, Gertrude Michael; Mama McGann, Jessie Ralph; Nails, Horace MacMahon. "LA CONGA NIGHTS"— Universal.— Original screen play by Jay Dratler, Harry Clork and Paul Gerard Smith. Directed by Lew Landers. Cast: Henry I. Dibble, Jr., Hugh Herbert; Faith Dibble, Hope Dibble, Charity Dibble, Prudence Dibble and Mrs. Henry I. Dibble, Sr., Hugh Herbert; Steve Collins, Dennis O'Keefe; Helen Curliss, Con DON'T LET JANGLED NERVES Wreck Your Life Bernarr Macfadden's new book, More Power to Your Nerves, contains definite practical help for those suffering from nervous disorders. Page after page of this remarkable book is devoted to actual case-histories taken from the files of various Macfadden health resorts. These case-histories give you the symptoms and the detailed treatments employed in these nerve cases. 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HOUSE OF GIFTS 4434-J Post Ave. Miami Beach ... Fla. "A Woman may Harry whom She Likes!" — eald Thackeray. This great author knew the power of women— better than most women do. Men are helpless in the hands of women who really know how to handle them. You have such'' powers. You can develop and use them to win a husband, a home and happiness. Read the secrets of "Fascinating Womanhood" a daringbook which shows bow women attract men by using the simple laws of man's psychology. Don't let romance and love pass you by. Send us only 10c and we will send you the booklet entitled **Secrets of Fascinating Womanhood" — an interesting synopsis of the revelations in "Fascinating Womanhood." Sent in plain wrapper. Psychology Press, Dept. 4-H, St. Louis, Mo. stance Moore; Mama 0JBrien, Ferike Boros; Dennis O'Brien, Frank Orth; Titus Endover, Eddie Quillan; Lucy Endover, Sally Payne; Carlolla, Armida. "LILLIAN RUSSELL"— 20th Century-Fox. — Screen play by William Anthony McGuire. Directed by Irving Cummings. Cast: Lillian Russell, Alice Faye; Edward Solomon, Don Ameche; Alexander Moore, Henry Fonda; Diamond Jim Brady, Edward Arnold; The Famous J. L., Warren William; Tony Paslor, Leo Carrillo; Grandma Leonard, Helen Westley; Cynthia Leonard, Dorothy Peterson; Charles K. Leonard, Ernest Truex; William Gilbert, Nigel Bruce; Edna McCauley, Lynn Bari; Arthur Sullivan, Claude Allister; Weber & Fields, Themselves; Eddie Foy, Sr., Eddie Foy, Jr.; Marie, Una O'Connor; Leopold Damrosch, Joseph Cawthorn; Dorothy, Diane Fisher; Lillian Russell's Sisters, Elyse Knox, Joan Valerie and Alice Armand; President Cleveland, William Davidson. "LUCKY CISCO KID"— 20th Century-Fox. — Screen play by Robert Ellis and Helen Logan. From the original by Julian Johnson. Based on the characters created by O. Henry. Directed by H. Bruce Humerstone. Cast: Cisco Kid, Cesar Romero; Lola, Mary Beth Hughes; Sergeant Dunn, Dana Andrews; Mrs. Lawrence, Evelyn Venable; Gordito, Chris-Pin Martin; Judge McQuade, Willard Robertson; Stevens, Joseph Sawyer; Tommy Lawrence, John Sheffield; Sheriff, William Royle. "PHANTOM RAIDERS" — M-G-M. — Screen play by William R. Lipman. From an original story by Jonathan Latimer. Directed by Jacques Tourneur. Cast: Nick Carter, Walter Pidgeon; Bartholomew, Donald Meek; Al Taurez, Joseph Schildkraut; Cora Barnes, Florence Rice; Gunboat" Jacklin, Nat Pendleton; John Ramsell, Jr., John Carroll; Dolores, Steffi Duna; Franklin Morris, Cecil Kellaway; John Ramsell, Sr., Mathew Boulton. "REFUGEE, THE" — Republic. — Original screen play by F. Hugh Herbert, Joseph Moncure March and Samuel Ornitz. Directed by Bernard Vorhaus. Cast: John, John Wayne; Lent, Sigrid Gurie; Dr. Braun, Charles Coburn; Nunk, Spencer Charters; Mrs. Welles, Helen MacKellar; Billy Welles, Sonny Bupp; Harris, Wade Boteler; Higgins, Trevor Bardette. "SANDY IS A LADY"— Universal.— Original screen play and story by Charles Grayson. Directed by Charles Lamont. Cast: Sandy, Baby Sandy Henville; Felix Lobo Smith, Mischa Auer; Mary, Nan Grey; Joe, Tom Brown; Mr. Barnett, Eugene Pallette; Billy Pepino, Billy Gilbert; Rafferty, Edgar Kennedy; Pat and Mike, Kenneth Brown and Billy Lenhart; Davis, Richard Lane; Mario, Fritz Feld. "SKI PATROL" — Universal. — Original screen play by Paul Huston. Directed by Lew Landers. Cast: Julia Engel, Luli Deste; Viktor Ryder, Philip Dorn; Per Vallgren, Samuel S. Hinds; Birger Simberg, Stanley Fields; Paavo Luuki, Edward Norris; Tyko Gallen, Hardie Albright; Lissa Ryder, Kathryn Adams; Gustaf Nerkuu, John Qualen; Dick Reynolds, John Arlfdge; Knul Vallgren, John Ellis; Jan Sikorsky, Henry Brandon. "SOUTH TO KARANGA" — Universal. — Original screen play by Edmund L. Hartmann and Stanley Rubin. Directed by Harold Schuster. Cast: Jeff Worthing, Charles Bickford; Steve Hawley, James Craig; Julia Garrett, Luli Deste; David Wallace, John Sutton; Slaps, Paul Hurst; Manek Sen, Abner Biberman; Higgins, Ben Carter. "SUSAN AND GOD"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Anita Loos. Based on the celebrated play by Rachel Crothers. Directed by George Cukor. Cast: Susan, Joan Crawford; Barrie, Fredric March; Charlotte, Ruth Hussey; Clyde, John Carroll; Leonora, Rita Hayworth; "Hutchie," Nigel Bruce; Michael, Bruce Cabot; Blossom, Rita Quigley; Irene, Ruse Hobart; Lady Wigstaff, Constance Collier; Enid, Gloria DeHaven; Bob, Richard O. Crane; Paige, Norma Mitchell; Mary, Marjorie Main. "TORRID ZONE"— Warners.— Original screen play by Richard Macaulay and Jerry Wald. Directed by William Keighley. Cast: Nick Butler, James Cagney; Lee Donley, Ann Sheridan; Steve Case, Pat O'Brien; Wally Davis, Andy Devine; Gloria Anderson, Helen Vinson; Bob Anderson, Jerome Cowan; Rosario, George Tobias; Sancho, George Reeves; Carlos, Victor Kilian; Rodriguez, Frank Puglia; Gardner, John Ridgely; Sam, Grady Sutton; Garcia, Paul Porcasi; Lopez, Frank Yaconnelli; Hernandez, Dick Boteler; Shaffer, Frank Mayo; McNamara, Jack Mower; Daniels, Paul Hurst; Sergeant of Police, George Regas; Rita, Elvira Sanchez. "UNTAMED"— Paramount. — Screen play by Frederick Hazlitt Brennan and Frank Butler. Based on the story "Mantrap" by Sinclair Lewis. Directed by George Archainbaud. Cast: Dr. William Crawford, Ray Milland; Alverna Easier, Patricia Morison; Joe Easter, Akim Tamiroff; Les Woodbury, William Frawley; Mrs. Maggie Moriarty, Jane Darwell; Dr. Billar, J. Farrell MacDonald; Sarah McGavily, Eily Malyon; Angus McGavity, J. M. Kerrigan; Mrs. Smith, Esther Dale; Miss Olcotl, Fay Helm. "WATERLOO BRIDGE" — M-G-M. — Screen play by S. N. Bern-man, Hans Rameau and George Froeschel. Based on the play "Waterloo Bridge" by Robert E. Sherwood. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy. Cast: Myra, Vivien Leigh; Roy Cronin, Robert Taylor; Lady Margaret Cronin, Lucile Watson; Kilty, Virginia Field; Madame Olga Kirowa, Maria Ouspenskaya; The Duke, C. Aubrey Smith; Maureen, Janet Shaw; Elsa, Janet Waldo; Lydia, Steffi Duna; Sylvia, Virginia Carroll; Marie, Leda Nicova; Beatrice, Florence Baker; Mary, Margery Manning; Violet, Frances Maclnerney; Grace, Eleanor Stewart. "YOU CAN'T FOOL YOUR WIFE"— RKORadio. — Screen play by Jerry Cady. From the story by Richard Carroll and Ray McCarey. Directed by Ray McCarey. Cast: Clara Hinklin, Lucille Ball; Mercedes Vasquez, Lucille Ball; Andrew Hinklin, James Ellison; Battincourl, Robert Coote; Sally, Virginia Vale; Peggy, Elaine Shepard; Mom Fields, Emma Dunn; J. R. Gillespie, William Halligan; Chaplain, Oscar O'Shea. "YOU'RE NOT SO TOUGH "—Universal.— Screen play by Arthur T. Horman. From the original story by Maxwell Aley. Directed by Joe May. Cast: Tommy Lincoln, Billy Halop; Pig, Huntz Hall; Rap, Bobby Jordan; Ape, Bernard Punsley; String, Gabriel Dell; Millie, Nan Grey; Sahalore, Henry Armetta; Mama Posito, Rosina Galli; Griswold, Cliff Clark. 76 PHOTOPLAY